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DIY Experts Demonstrate All Sorts Of New Uses For Vodka

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Vodka, besides being used in cocktails as a social lubricant, has a wide variety of uses. Of course, it’ll keep you warm in the winter, but did you know it could be used as a bug repellent? The video below shows off a few different uses for Vodka that you may not know about. According to the popular Youtube channel Crazy Russian Hacker, these tips are widely known about in Russia. We’re not sure if that’s true, but we know that none of us here at SF Globe had heard about these tricks before now!

The video below explains how vodka can be used to improve your hair and clean your bathroom, but there are several other uses as well. Esquire posted an article saying that vodka is also a good cure for poison ivy and jellyfish stings. Jellyfish stings aren’t something I have to worry about on a daily basis, but it’s nice to know what to do should I encounter an angry jellyfish.

Watch the video below to see detailed instructions on how to use vodka in a variety of ways you probably didn’t know were possible. The video also does a great job of explaining why vodka is doing the things it’s doing. If you thought this video was interesting, make sure to share it with your friends! Do you know of any other odd secret tricks to keep bugs away? Let us know in the comments below!